Reviews

Based on the one and only best selling game of the same name, Super Mario Bros are two Brooklyn plumbers, who find themselves in a bit of and unusual situation. Set in the early 90’s, the two hapless brothers are working as plumber in down town Brooklyn. Down on there …

And now, for the review you’ve all been waiting for (probably not, but let’s roll with it anyway), the final horror movie review of Brutal Gamer’s Month of Terror… Halloween.

The newest take on the classic Disney villain Maleficent comes home to Blu Ray and DVD with a set that’s packing plenty of extras.

Horror/comedy doesn’t get much better than director Sam Raimi’s capper to the Evil Dead ‘trilogy’.

We were all thinking it: why can’t Borderlands be in space and what’s the story with Handsome Jack? Well, 2K heard these cries and answered with Borderlands: The Pre-Sequel(!), developed by 2K Australia with Gearbox.

IDW’s excellent X-Files extension rolls on into a second volume.

The classic TV show gets a 10th season in comic book form in this collection, bringing the first 6 ‘episodes’ together in once book.

The first collected edition of Dark Horse Comics’ adaptation of the popular FPS series Halo hits the ground running with plenty for fans and first timers alike to dig into.

DC Comics’ Hellboazer, John Constantine, comes to TV with a show that looks to redeem the 2005 film of the same name and expand the DC Comics television universe. Does it deliver?

The Skylanders return to take down a group of escaped bad guys, with a little help from some former villains.

Texas Chainsaw Massacre is that special kind of horror that doesn’t seem to show up any more.

The Vanishing of Ethan Carter is a rare kind of game. One that only comes by once in a great while, but when it does, it’s a masterpiece.

What’s beyond… The Last Door?

Activision’s über-popular toys-to-life platformer returns once again to Nintendo’s handheld with a separate adventure form the big console release.

An adventure? Check. Magic and wonder? Check. Criminals? Check. Wait, what? Welcome to Blackguards.

Alien: Isolation looks not to the second Alien film (you know, the one with the Colonial Marines?), but to the first, in an attempt to create a good old fashioned sense of creeping horror for gamers.